The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

The political pot begins to boil
with considerable vigor.
If. Mabin is building barn on
his, place on the West Side.
Abig deal on solid gold band rings
at N. M. Pray's the jeweler.
G. Mahaney leaves for New York
City today, TO buy new goods.
Mrs. c. l. Waldron of Oberlin,
Ohio, is at the home OF II. l.. Lewis.
E. M. Brooks will have a car load
Of plaster at his warehouse about April
Ist
P. Gould, Of Chesaning, passed
Sunday with his son, Frank, in this
city.
Frank Converse returned from Ann
Arbor, Monday, for the spring vaca'
ton.
lanes Osburn is in New York, to
buy more new goods for the double
store.
Mrs. G. S. Beardsley went to De-
troit yesterday to buy new millinery
goods.
Geo. Kni!l, of Flint, was in the city
c Friday last, working in the interest
\ of Judge Newton.
The TINES will be printed several
hours earlier than usual next week.
Al..~t.eaxc be notice
r. Il. Garrison, OF Phillipston,
Ont. has rented the farm Of l. z.
Gould and will remove here.
S. E. Parkill spent Sunday in Lam
sing with c. A. Towne, who came
down from Marquette TO the Capitol
city on business.
Stever Bros. have ordered large
lathe for their pump. factory. They
received large order tor goods
from Caro- this week.
G. w. Loring & Son are papering
the house of E. A. Todd in elegant
style-something entirely different
from any house in the city.
T. M. Wiley, Of this city, was
elected delegate to the National
encampment G.. A. r., to be held at
St. Louis, by the State encampment.
Miss Grace Mead left for Ann Ar
Dor land Kelsey says for Halifax and
other sea port towns) last evening
for a two weeks visit with friends.
N. M. Pray has ordered large
fire and burglar proof safe for his
jewelry store. The Hall Safe and
Lock Co.. OF Cincinnati. Ohio, will
make it.
The outlook is that the annual
alumni gathering of the Owosso High
School, at the Merell House on Fri.
day evening next, will be the most
successful one yet held.
c. Mahaney has purchased Mrs.
Browns interest in the firm of Brown
& Mahaney, and will conduct business
at the cd stand. May prosperity
attend the new concern.
Prof. Harry u. Hutchins has re-
signed his position in the law faculty
Of the University and accepted q
$4,000 position in the law faculty Of
Cornell University. Resolutions were
adopted by the Regents thanking
him for his faithful services.
New pensions have been granted
since our las: paper to w. II. Payne
Of Elsie, Jos. Y. Perkins, of Laings
burg, and +. A. Roberts, Of Owosso
Increase to Stephen A. Crane, o
Owosso; and re issue and increase L
Henry U. Linzey, Corunna.
Frances Il. Willard, President 0
the National w. c. 7. u, has ISSUED
an address calling on all local unions
N the country to observe Tuesday
March 90, from 10 am. to 4 p. m.
as day of special prayer for th'
temperance cause in Michigan.
A TIMES news gather dropped int,
the table factory of J. II. Robbins 4
Co., Wednesday, and found the estab
lishment running full force of hands
and plenty of orders on the books
Good tables have established de
mand for all goods made by this firm
Pontiac Gazette: The nomination
Of ("Chip') Charles. II. Wisner, 70
Judge Of the 9TH circuit, was tn
unanimous action Of Republican del
egates of both Gcnesec, Livingston
and Shiawassce counties, and we trus
that the Republicans OF those coun
ties will show their political integrit
by clecting him. He will make a
accomplished Judge.
Mrs. Jane Smith, wife of Davi
Smith, of Owosso township, died o
Monday, aged 81 years. Mrs. s. wa